Sentence examples similar to a veritable reason from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the very concept of a fallacy (hetv-ābhāsa) presupposes that of the veritable reason or sign (hetu), a veritable prover making us have new knowledge.

The people of Wisconsin have a veritable cornucopia of reasons they believe that Mr. Walker — along with four Republican state senators — should be recalled from office.

Several baseball teams hold ethnic theme dates to build their fan bases, and with the New York Mets playing in Queens — perhaps the most polyglot spot on the planet — it might stand to reason that they schedule a veritable mosaic.

Although the relationship is fundamentally contrived, the actors' fine work makes us believe that both would open their heart to a veritable stranger — even a hostile one — for reasons of their own.

Still another reason is the Internet -- a veritable wasteland of misinformation and nonsense that reaches the public unfiltered.

The escalation of Assisted Reproductive Technologies ARTss) in India into a veritable fertility industry is the result of a multitude of reasons.

But, according to David S Abraham, there's another reason we should be impressed with our devices – they are a veritable compendium of chemicals.

A veritable carnival had sprung up on the adjacent grounds.

There is, however, one very good reason why you can't ignore Frauenliebe und -leben, namely that a veritable Who's Who of artists have recorded it.

To inquire into the reasons for this failure was, and is, to be buried in a veritable blizzard of explanations.

A big part of the reason was most likely that AIG's financial products unit, run by Cassano since 1988, was a veritable money machine, pouring $6 billion of riches into AIG's coffers from 1988 until 2005.